The Loose Association of Wargamers

7, 11, 8 and lychees

Strangely enough, I have no issue with GW. As a business model, over their life span, they’ve been successful - both financially and game wise. They’ve brought a lot of new blood to the hobby, many who moved on to more historical periods. They’ve made some incredible models and I’ve had a lot of fun games with their products. Sure they’ve had a couple of duds, but seen holistically, they’ve done well for themselves and the hobby.

Fair point squire - how many bases shall I put you down for?

Norman D. Landings wrote: ↑Thu Jan 03, 2019 6:51 am Fair point squire - how many bases shall I put you down for?

Half of what I’m putting you down for from my stock!

Well played, you cunning fox, you.

But look - some of these cavalry bases are textured.
Textured! That’s big now, yes?
All the cool kids want textured bases.

No no no... Plain green bases and gloss varnished Space Marines. The future's not dark and terrible, it's Shiny!

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I'm fashionable again!

Again?

When I were a lad we didn't need no flocking texture!

When you were a lad, the Chariot Period was science fiction!